Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26
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troubles We have lad Ia ifsl2hd
through ghs land league. ana sucn
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sech \ turmoil la Canada Well perhaps
te the czpsis3led scrile % tie fAswsegaI the
foregoing dehnilion oi tie IRISH question
nee very satisfactory, bat 10 any person
conysfssRf With fnsianos egragfis for eoad
segernmsnt during the long lapse O. Gen.
Eufies, II - quite plain taat sach dsani-
lien Is most efToneous. and wss either given
tkre0ga Ignorance or With The inteotlon ~
deceive. s'Sach agitation as q bfieas. wko
has just raised such a turmoil IA Canada.
o Brisn raised no turmoil ia Canada The
trouble there xss made by the enefniss o.
free speech and the Eiders aud abeitor ol
lyFanny. who would not allow % Brien 10
m@ke plain statement of facts, Il they
could have prevented hin, which remain
uIeontfosefted and iBconfroyerlabie. con-
eernsng matters an Ireland. which have bean
made so PLAIN 10 the world. that fepssi-
uon OF them by me Eoald De enurely sa-
p<rliDoas.
IAis genial and captivating Irish gen
tlemane gracefully admits that bs does not
disagree with tue rFineiples OF the Land
league al through. How generous in q
ver;sable Irish gcusieman.' Aud still be,
| for soiae reason or other. isiled 10 enhghsen
tue mind of his Edmirer, in what Is1fticu-
lar he agrees with the Land League
With sigh for the wrongs of his coun-
try" lac informs his admiring auditor that
mo one more than be realizes that Ireland
has suffered much at the hsnds OF EDg-
land What does he mean by ''at the
hands of England" Surely not the Eng
lish people as u whole. for il is fact TOO
well known to admit Of controversy. that
MANY generous Englishrnen are among the
warmest friends of Ireland. while many
Irishmen, 10 their eternal shame. are fbs
worst enemies Of the lsn,i that gave them
birth. II instead of "Entd and, this model
Irish gentleman" mad substituted the
phrase. by "the British Government, aided
and sbetted by Irish renegades." he would
be more near the truth.
But while the Irish luminary agrees with
some indefinite portions OF the Land
Leagues principles, he is most positively
opposed 10 the Land League itself. But /
will neither insult the intelligence, nor tire
the patience OF the reader, by an extended
repiy TO his objections TO that noble band OF
men, further tnan 10 stste that never before
was there more devoted set OF men ioine'
together for more exalted purpose He
says they are working for political and
financial aggrandizement" just Heaven,
was il such motives that caused Parneli
Dillon. o Brien. kelleher. and hundreds ol
others TO brave British dungeons, with ali
their attendant horrors No. my sleek .old